Living in the Worlds of Film and Television

Thank you, author, for letting me revisit classic films and television shows. It's just that having an extra main character is a bit of an eyesore.

After reading through the comments, most of them complained about the excessive repetition of the original plot. Author, aren't you going to say something?

Well, it's just an average fanfiction. After reading the first world up to the Mount Hua Sword Tournament, I felt the author was overly protective of the original characters and plot. After all, the protagonist is a 4.5-Ton man, yet at the Mount Hua Sword Tournament, he doesn't even have the right to spectate.

I don't know if it's because the world's will is too strong or the protagonist lacks presence, but simply copying the original text and adding the protagonist's name makes it a new book.

The writing style is decent, considered good for the wireless fiction category. The plot is so-so! The only highlight is the Happy World. But, this world has no meaning. The main plot of wireless novels is that the protagonist becomes stronger, which is something that the world of Xilai Le clearly cannot provide.

On Shizipo, beside Jingyanggang. A bowl of poisoned wine, drunk alone, harming oneself. Sorrow, hatred, and demons. The road ahead is uncertain, a fleeting dream.

I was such an idiot to keep watching until the end of Zhengyangmen. I'm so fed up! What is all this nonsense? Knowing what's going to happen, I just watched like a spectator, doing nothing. It's getting more and more annoying. The point of reading novels is thrills and excitement, but this is just a bunch of rubbish as it goes on. It's so frustrating. I'm dropping it!

I don't know why it always follows the plot so closely, and the part where the protagonist takes Yang Kang as his disciple is really toxic. What's the point of taking him in? What's his use? What I don't understand the most is that the protagonist, a modern person who transmigrated and knows the plot well, somehow raises Yang Kang to be almost exactly like the character in the original story—both…

Is the male lead just here to take a dump? The plot is the same whether he's there or not.

I can tolerate the feel-good platitudes and the snail-paced plot, since the author's writing skills are quite good. But I'm speechless at how the combat power keeps getting lower and lower. The protagonist's spiritual power should be accumulating from world to world, so it should be getting stronger and stronger. But towards the end, it feels like the protagonist is just reincarnated to suffer, and his life gets worse and worse.